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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Tony C. Caputo tony@vespersgraphicnovel.com DRAW FOR BATTLE! A “Truly New Concept” in Family
Games CHICAGO, IL – Created by author Tony C. Caputo, DRAW FOR BATTLE is a
new concept in family gaming, “The concept dawned on me playing UNO and YU-GI-OH with my kids one day, and then teaching them how to draw the next day," says Tony C. Caputo, who is the author of the award-winning VESPERS Graphic Novel and the art instructional bestsellers How to Self-Publish Your Own Comic Book and Visual Storytelling: The Art & Technique (Watson Guptill). “I thought it would be fun to combine two activities kids love – drawing and card play.”
"We don't see a lot of truly new concepts here, but this is one of them," said Milton Griepp, CEO of ICV2.COM, a leading web portal for the pop culture industry. DRAW FOR BATTLE (Patent Pending) includes a two stage gaming process, both unique and fun. The first part involves creating the characters onto pre-printed Battle Cards (also keepsakes), from a magical Battle Card Tablet. The chosen ADD Card from the Primary Deck includes which character to illustrate and the DRAW Cards provide the structure for drawing, with their specific strength level and intelligence. Once the battle begins, it is possible to defeat a more powerful character with higher intelligence by picking a card from the Think Deck. “It’s about teaching kids of all ages about drawing structure. The kids in the focus groups and beta tests had loads of fun with the prototypes,” stated Caputo. “They can’t wait for the real thing.”
About the Author
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All content is ©2001, 2002 Mars
Media Group, 2006 by Anthony C. Caputo. All Rights Reserved. Absolutely no
reproduction permitted without written permission by owner and/or the
respective trademark and copyright holders. VESPERS® is TM & © 1994, 2002,
2003 and 2004, 2005 Anthony C. Caputo. All Rights Reserved and used with permission. Published by Watson-Guptill
Publications are Visual Storytelling: The Art & Technique (© 2003 Anthony C.
Caputo) and How to Self-Publish Your Own Comic Book (© 1995, 1997 Anthony C.
Caputo).
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